Farm Stands near Hartford, ct
We are a 11th year CSA operating on the subscription model. Formerly cert. organic by NOFA Connecticut.... [more]
Bitta-Blue is a small family-run farm in Killingworth, Connecticut. For over thirty years Susan Willis and her family have worked the farm organically to provide fresh vegetables available to our CSA... [more]
Rose Orchards in North Branford, CT has been family owned and operated for 12 generations, since Captain Jonathan Rose first settled here in the 1640's.... [more]
Off Center Farm is a small farm dedicated to growing delicious food and beautiful flowers. We are located located minutes outside of New Haven, CT and is the result of a decade of day dreaming about g... [more]
Four Mile River Farm is family run - we believe in family farming not factory farming. we raise all natural angus steers- no added hormones, antibiotics or growth stimulants.
Angevine Farm was established in 1868, over 150 years ago. The 4th, 5th, and 6th generations are currently growing and planting 3000+ Christmas trees and over 50 varieties of pumpkins, winter squash... [more]
My husband Mitch and I started Three Niece Farm in 2010 with our young son Lannie. We have three main lines of business at the farm; alpaca and llama sales, fresh eggs from free range hens and fresh p... [more]
Toplands Farm is located on ~650 acres in Roxbury, CT. Historically a dairy, the farm transitioned largely into hay production in the mid-90s while also raising beef, pork, and eggs for friends and f... [more]
10th generation family farm located on a scenic hilltop in Washington, CT growing over 100 varieties of apples, including some heirlooms.... [more]
Aradia Farm started in the backyard of the Templeton family in Southbury, CT nearly 20 years ago. For several years, we raised meat for personal use, expanding to family and friends.... [more]
Maple Bank Farm is one of the oldest family-run farms in the United States. It has been in the Hurlbut family since its formation in 1730 .... [more]
Farm stand and open gardens every Thursday in the 2011 growing seasons! Visit from 2:30 to 6 p.m.... [more]